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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
THE DUEL OFF.
Continued from First PAGE.
OF Commons. He was Marquis Lsns-
dowre's principal tenant


WHERE THE SHOE PINCHES.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2l.-The Freemen's
Journal says the localities in ireland
proclaimed yesterday By the government
are hose IN which tie most sweeping
evictions have taken place, and argues
that these localities have been selected
because the landlords are losing the ii 5ht.
GUNBOAT GROUNDED.
GALWAY, Sept, 2l.- The gunoboat
Orrell, while conveying the prisoners
concerned in the killing Of Constable
Whelan to court for trial. to-day
grounded two miles from shore.
The accident caused great confusion.
The prisoners, heavily lroned, were
placed in boats with difficulty and
roTed ashore, watched by a double
guard The demeanor OF TIE several
prisoners showed they would risk tle!r
lives on the least chance Of escspe. At the
inquiry to-day Widow Sexton, mother OF
the farmer whose house was attacked by
the prisoners, said after the ban of the
League had been placed upon them they
could not get food or other necessities of
life in the locality, and that nobody WAS
permitted to work for them. she was
watched necessarily in order thst people
might be prevented from speaking to her.
She identified one # the moonHghters,
having seen him pull his mask Of at the
time Of the attack.
THE MITCHELLSTOWN INQUEST.
LONDON, Sep. 2I.-At the inquest st
Mitchellstown to-day Harrington com
planned that a Dublin paper had declared
the police would be justified in making
him acquainted with the popularity Of
| horse rolds. This language, he sale, vas
gu invitation TO the police to cGmmi.
violence aud the court should not allow
such language used with i'm ounity
Murphy, while rot iu3uiy.ng the course
of the paper, considered H4rrington'5
calling Sergeant Ryder q murderer and
villain provoked the comment. SIch Ism.
guage had never b5eG uttered without
meeting reproof in any court in the civil
/ lied world.
Harrington retorted that he should
continue the use OF the same language.
The coroner deprecated the retort.
Witnesses were called who defended
H2rriugton's attitude. Sergeant RIDER
was then recalled. In the course of mis-
testimony he said, Harrington called me
q murderer, scoundTeI and Iufti3n. lie
ssid ne would kick me of Of my chair.
Harrington call you liar IN addi-
ton to scoundrel, when you make such e
statement. | will call you murderer
again before l have done with you. and
will get for you the punishment o. mur-
derer.
UNITING FOR COMMON ACTION.
DUBLIN, Sept. 21-The members OF
the league in the proclaimed localities
are uniting for common action. They
| will hold q number Of meetings Sunday
in defiance of the law. A. a meeting at
Kilkee the carmen resolved to defy the
leagues orders not to drive the police
The carmen afterwards drove the police
! to and from the M0keen eyictions,
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Trsinmaster Ray of the Missouri Pa
cifc, went south yesterday on business
OF the Tosd,
The headquarters OF the contractors of
the Fort Worth and Denver extension to
Panhandle are 70 be located st Panhandle.
Paymaster Strong OF the Fort Worth
Snd Denver has returned from his pleas.
ant Journey up the road as far as Qusnah.
Superintendent Jddy of the Rio Grande
division of the Texas and Pacific will be
IN Fort Worth ell of to day and leave for
the west tonight.
1t is probable that the Fort Worth and
Denver extension from Quanah will be
operated by the Panhandle Construction
Company for some time TO come.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande people
still expect to have trains running to
Granbury this week if the bridge carpen-
tiers st Rock Creek finish their work in
time.
The grade in Dallas county Of the ST.
going up very rapidly and before this
week has gone the trackIaYers will be
marching from Greenville TO Plano.
The Piano Review says shout the Cot
ton Belt: Work on the ST. Louis, Arkan
ses and Texas is being pushed more rap
idly than was anticipated. We can go TO
Fort Worth next Christmas on the new
line.
1t IS said that 6 considerable sum of
money has been raised by Galveston
stockholders of the Texas Air Line for
the building of the road, and that active
operations are to begin very soon. One
line of this road, according TO the charter,
will come to Fort Worth.
The citizens OF Nscogdoches have fully
determined to have q road to the Oil
springs, in the vicinity of the city, and
have decided to build this road them
selves They place the capital necessary
ct S125 900, in shares OF 500, snd the
committee having the matter in charge
is meeting with general success.
j. w. Hypdman, for sometime past in
the trsin dispatcher's ot1i3e of the TeX2s
and Pacific in this city, has resigned his
position 10 accept the ofi3e Of chief train
dispatcher of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe st Temple. Mr.. Hgpdman hiss
made msny friends in Fort Worth who
regret to see him go.
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Mr. Thomas H. Tnorp, who has been in
Texas several years as the southwestern
agent of the Vandalia line, was in the
city Yesterday, accompanied by Mr.
Charles c. Curt!ce, who will be his sue,
cessor in Texas. Mr.. Thorp, who has
made many friends during his stay in the
Lone Star State, has been assigned to
duty in Iowa by the same company, with
headquarters at Des Moines. He Is now
taking Mr.. Curtice over the state to
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Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRANBURY, TEX, Sept. 20 Fire broke
out in the upstairs OF Mutt & Stanley s
hardware store last night OF 1870 o'clock,
which caused considerable uproar and
excitement for short time. The prompt
action OF citizens prevented any damage
from being done, though narrow ri,
was run in burning the south side, as
this building is near the middle of the
block. The fire YVES supposed to have
caught from Mr.. Shsuley's work
POT where he had fire during the day.
Gfanbury has no regular organized fire
company, but more promp. and heroic
set of men cAnuot be found to f3a. fire
with buckets and water.
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Il Freight Conductor X lIed.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, SIP. 21.- RobeIt
Williams, freight conductor on the Calf,
Colorado and SAINTS Fe Road, was killed
st an early hour tn 5 morning at Virgins
Point. The train was inward bound, and
at Virainia Point Williams or tered the
train stdetracked, owing to the high wind
and ~a,er prevailing, not believing
it judic!ous t. cross tle long b.itse in
the dark While the train was being side
tracked Williams stood in the door of the
caboose end WAS struck by heavy tim
Der pre- letting from 8 lat car, which, IN
known 10 the train men, stood on the >ije
track. The conductors head VS. fear
fully mashed. His remains we're brought
to the city. The deceased was forty -hve
years old, formerly employed on the
Texas Central. He was native of Ne"
York.
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zotes of Invention ard Discovery from IN

Notes of Invention ard Discovery from tho
World Over.
Electricity has been found to travel
2S8,000 miles per second uGder favorable
circumstances.
The petroleum refners OF the United
States consume about ,000 900 pounds Of
salphuric acid per month.
1t has been estimated that during
growth Indian corn draws thirtY-six
times its own weight OF water from the
soil.
1t is reported that missionaries in the
Gorge region have discovered that q
beverage made Of bananas is q preventive
Of malarial fovers.
Recent measurements OF their collins
showed that the average ancient Roman
could not have been more than five feet
five inches tall. The mummy OF Cleo
patra measures four feet six. Within the
last 500 years the height of the English
aristOcracy has considerably increased.
The following is q list OF the heaviest
hammers in Europe from sn historical
point Of view: FIR. K.upp, Essen, 1867,
forty tons; TERM Works. I.aly, fifty tons {;
Creusot, France, 1887, eighty tons
CockerilI, Belgium, 1885, 100 tons; FIR.
hrupp, Essen, 1886, 100 tons. The last
is now the heaviest steam hammer in tie
world.
According to geological computations
the minimum age OF the earth since the
formations Of the primitive soils is 81
0o0 600 years-G 700 900 years for the
prim0rdisl formations IS, 400, 900 years fer
the rim2ry age, , 800 600 Years for the
secondary sg9, ard 400, 600 years f5r the
tertiar2 age, and 100 600 since the ap-
pearsnce Of man upon the globe.
An automatic dSmper regulator for
steam heating boilers, in use TO some GX-
tent in England gets lis regulating power
from the temperature of the water ciIcu-
lattDg in the pipes. A copper rod Of con
siderable length extends through one OF
the pipes, and this By its expansion and
contraction orens and closes the damper
through suitable multiplying meC5aDiam.
German competition in glas5making
has led inventors in Belgium to study
more mcdaniel means Of doing the
work. The plan contemplated is 10 roll
our glass substantially in the same way
that iron or steel plates are rolled. The
sheets are to be rolled, cut into sizes,
and conveyed to the annesling even, all
by machinery. "Shapes'' may be rolled,
it IS believed, the same IS in iron or
STEEL American Machinist.
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Bed River Valley Railway,

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 MIR. John Nor
quay, Premier Of Manitoba, said last
night, before bis departure from New
York, that heS had not succeeded in
getting money to complete the Red River
Valley Railway. He had several offers,
but these were withdrawn just as the
negotiations we're about to be completed
There was some prospect, however, Of
being able to float the bonds in London.
Meanwhile the work of building the road
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AUSTIN.
Increase and Decrease In Taxable Values
Wants RANGERS,
Special 20 the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Sept. 21.-The rolls Of
Denton county show S455,600 P Dix
1854, 49l, and Wood SI55,704 increase in
taxable values. Llaro county shows
S304, 1888, Throckmorton S413,G0 and
Tom Green S279,946 decrease. The de-
crease in Tom Green Is mainly due to
new counties being taken from its terri
tory.
Governor Ross received a telegram
from District Judge Conner of Cal
lshan county, requesting some rangers
&c be sent to Baird, adding
that he would explain by neil, The Gov
ernor ordered Scott's detachment at Bal
Iinger 10 20 there at once. His idea is
taat the authorities want TO arrest some
parties on account of an old feud. They
may be wanted, however, for another
purpose.
a reporter called upon MIR. Osceola
Archer, president CT the board of mana
gers, st his Office in relation to the al
legged notice Of discharge to Mrs, Pierce,
one Of the witnesses WHO testified against
D0rsett. Mr.. Archer stated that Mrs.
PIECE was Whist is known ct the asylum
as substitute, thst is, she was temporarily
employed to perform the duties Of an
other iemsle attendant who was absent
On q visit. having been called away by
telegram. When the regular attendant
returned Mrs. Piece was informed that
her services were no longer needed. This
is Mr. Archer's version of the af.if and
may be added to the already large
volume of Lunatic Asylum literature.
Mr.. Archer further stated that if any at
tendsnts were discharged it would be
done by the board, and that he had told
Dorsett if any of the employees misbe-
haved to report the matter to the board,
and it would probably act.
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Eirebug5.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DEMsoN, TEX, Sept. 21,-The nrebugs
have arrived. Denison has been visited
within the last week with three fires, and
each one has been the work OF an incen.
disry. Last night another alarm was
given, which showed that the stable Of
the Gas Company was on fire, and by the
good work OF several men number of
horses were saved, but the large team of
Platter, NAPLES & Co. were consumed
The fire was 50 far under way before dis
covered that when the fremen arrived
they were unable to save the barn, but
kept the fire from spreading, which
looked like the lumber ysri Of NAPLES
Bros. was doomed to the flames, but the
ffe5oys proved TOO skilled for the flames.
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GranhuTy Dissannn
ence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GRANBURY, Tex, Sept. 20.-Our pee
pie are greatly disappointed over receiv-
ing the news to-day that no train would
arrive before Friday or Saturday. Every
body expected to witness the arrival of a
train to-day, but iostead received the in
telligence Of an arrival later. Agent j
6. Williams says this is tne greatest
place for information seekers about the
railroad he has experienced, and he will
GO TO iail or take TO the woods pretty
soon II the trsin does not come in to keep
him from being tormeuted to death with
pointed questions, but he never fails to
give the thirsty seekers all information
he has in store, He is everybody's right
hand bower.
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The excursion rate of Sc to Galveston
will be discontinued after Saturday, Sep
TENDER u. Get your tickets s. the Hous
ton aad Texas Central office, 403 Main
street, and enjoy few days al the beach
The bathing is as fac as ever.
+. L. FOsDICK, Assistant.
2. A. MILLER, Agent.
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TO NEGOTIATE LOAN.

TO NEGOTIATE LOAN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2l.-The
Bourse Gazette announces inst NJ. Sack,
director of the st. Petersburg Discount
Bank, has gone to Paris for the purpose
of placing loan of 125, GOO, 600 rubIes st
per cent. The State railway rentes are
guaranteed by the Imperial Bank.
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Coleman a Center.

n 1888 Texas will lead every state in
the Union in railway building. Fort
Worth claims to be the first center OF sll
these roads. The indications now are
that Coleman will be the center of several
of the most important Of them Cole
man Voice.
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Cotton GIN Bnrnsd.

Special 70 The Gazette,
BoNnAM, Ten, Sept. 2l.-The cotton
Gin Of f and L. Weathersby, near Dodd
City, six miles east of this place, was lsst
night destroyed by fire. The loss is
$4,000, with no insurance. The gin was g
new one, having only been run few
days. The fire was caused by spark
from the engine.
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Special to the Gazette.
WAXAHAcHIE, Tex, Sept, 2l,-Mr. j.
T. Davis, farmer living q few miles
south Of town, lost his house by fire yes
terday. II was partially insured.
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Afghanistnn.


INSURGENTS DEFEATED
BoABAY, Sept. 2l.-A dispatch from
Cabul states that on September a battle
was fought near Mukur, between the il
surgents and forces of the Ameer Of
Afgnanistan, that latter We're victorious
and captured SeIa Lander, leader Of TIE
defeated srmy,
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Obstruction at Groenv Ito.

SpeClAI 10 the GdLelte.
GREENVILLE, TEX, Sept. 81. - The
bridge force at work on the bridge over
Sabine creek at the corporation line com
pleted yesterday evening. TIE temporary
bridge and the track laying force had the
track laid up to the depot site at the foot
Of Lee street by noon to-day. The point
Of the intersection with the East Line
branch of the Missouri Pacific wss reach
ed this afternoon. At the point indicated
the force encountered the obstruction in
the shape Of s. pretended siding placed
there by the Missouri Pacific and referred
to in late special. The so-called siding
consists of about 100 feet OF rails and
scattering ties, put down in the toughest
manner possible. II does not connect at
either end with the main track. The
force suspended work this evening after
throwing few ties on the
opposite side, and are awaiting orders.
The citizens Of Greenville are very indg-
nant over the ridiculous farce perpe-
trsted by the Missouri Pacific, and ex-
press themselves freely on the subject.
They warmly favor the tearing up of the
obstruction by the Arkansas, and mum
ber5 say they will assist II necessary. 1t
is pretty we'll settled thai the obstruction
will De somewhere else by morning.
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Tho Eleventh,

Fort Worth already has ten railroad
outlets, and has her ear to the ground
listening for the eleventh. Livingstone
East Texas Pinery.
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Italy
FLEEING FROM CHOLEl

FLEEING FROM CHOLERA.
ROME, Sept. 2I.-Ffty thousand in
habitauts Of Messina have ed from that
city On account OF the cholera.
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Houston and Taxas Central

THE ONL ALI sTFEL LINZ ~ M Z
Double daily trains saga T-5. -
sleapers between S. Louis s1- ~ y.
ma on Trains sDd >, and ae-~--1 81. Lh- =.
Galveston On Trains srt g. T.s I
Dentsoa and Sedalia. Siscre- .e'Fe.--
ton and Austin, ThroUgh T.rs-.' 70 g. !.
Quickest route 20 New Orleans ana ~
the Southeast. Choice or rg..a SO =.
and St. Louis, or Houston an ~" ~ p.
Steamship tickets 70 or t-c- az -
Europe.
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vanda,ia Ltne-spec,al Eastern Excursion,

yanda!ia Line-Specta Eastern Excursion,
For the accommodation Of parties who
90 to St. Louis 20 Grand Eacampment
G. a. r and desire to take an eastern
trip, the Nandalis line has arranged for
the extension Of the 6. A +. tickets to
October 81, 1887, for return from St.
Louis, and will on September q to 80,
inclusive, sell ct their city ticket office,
100 n. Fourth street, and at Union depot,
St.Louis, Mo-, round trip tickets to ell
points west Of and including Parkers-
burg, Wheeling, Pittsburg, Buffalo and
Niagara FaffAst one fare for the round
trip, good to rvsStn until October 81,
1887. This will tttev you TO visit your
friends In the east in connection with
your ST. Louis trip. y
Pullman sleepers leave St. Louis daily
and without chang for Terre Haute, In
dianapolis, Columbus, Ohio; Pitts0urg,
Pniladelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washing tone and New Yofk, also to Chi
cage and Cincinnati. Mother line from
ST. Louis runs Paiinan sleepers TO all
these points, and No other line runs re-
cllning chair cars from St. Louis to the
east. E. a. Ford, general passenger
agent, Sc, Louis, Mo Twill give you rates
and full information If you will address
him.
Den't forget that ii is the VAndalia line
that has completed these very satisfactory
arrsDgements' for you. Their ottice, 100
North Fourth street. corner Of Chestnut,
St. Louis, will be aen ss q place for you
to get general information when in the
city, and also the place for you to secure
your tiskets to theasst.
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ATTEMPT All OUTRAGE.
Young Men Of Atlanta II Purlu OF the
FiGud.
IrooIa1 To tba Ee5otto

Ycung Men OF Atlanta ii Purtu of the
Social to the Gazette.
ATLANTA, Ten, Sept. 81 Last night
about Is O'Clock dastardly attempt TO
rape was committed upon Miss Lizzie
Grant, daughter OF j L. Grant, : highly
respected Cit zen living at Wayne, about
eight miles south Of this plsce on the
Texas az PFC tC Railroad. TIE villain
is German by the name Of Rsughtweil
Ter, who has been il the employ of Mr.
Grant for three years. Yesterday evening
ell the family having lett home except
the young ally, R&ughtweiller brutality
assaulted her, and but for her brave re
s,stalCe would have accomplished his
heliish purpose. Mr. GRAFT has many
friends III cur city, and when the news
reached here last night q number of
young Een TOOK the first train for Wayne
to assist in capturing the brute in human
ehspe. BtoOdhOunds were seEt Tor and
it il confidently expected that ere night
he will be caught.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
special to the Gazette
BIVINs, TEX, Sept. 2I-Miss Lizzie,
TIE beautiful and accomplished daughter
OF farmer Grant, While lef. alone q shut
time en- yesterday, was assaulted By the
hired mar, who attempted to outrage nor
person. Her screams brought her mother
and other members CT the family when
th3 villain d. He succeeded in badly
choking and kicking and otherwise dam
aging her person before relief came
when he fed to the woods. Searching
arties are out in I'll directions and 8
close watch is kept on al trains and
roads. It is thought impossible for him
| to escape, and should he be captured they
will make short work Of him.
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Home Notes.

President Morgan Jones Of the Fort
VI orth and Denver is IN Vernon.
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TIE FIRE RECORD
Cotton Burned.

Cotton Burned.
Special to the Gaztte.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 2l.-A Mexican
threw cigarette in cotton yard to day,
causing fire which damaged five bales, but
4 was soon eXtinguished.
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THE RAILROADS.
The Fort Worth and Denver Building a
Tap 10 Panhandle City 10 juno
ton with Gbe Kansas Southern.

Progress of the st. LouiF, Arkansas and
Texas Changes of Officials - The
Texas Air Lfre-Notes.
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would 90 on. The completion of the
road would establish competitive freight
rates, and without these the people OF
Manito2 "a cannot hope to thrive. In case
the Injunction suits now pending are de-
cided against Msnitoba's right to build
the road, Mr.. Norquay said the matter
would not be dropped. An appeal would
be taken to the Privy Council in England
paging that the Dominion government re
prevented from restraining Manitoba IN
the exercise Of the right to build roads
enjoyed by the other Cananian Provinces
Mr.. Norqusy thought there was no
danger OF an uprising as he believed that
the constitutional rights OF Manitoba
would be secured by peaceful means
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FaV0rit5 Line to t..t ACr.h, 3
and Son beast
IRON N9Ot191fa9u EEOU

ouble daily Inns OF Pullman ss.2cs2G
Osrs through to S.. LcL,sE.z the
IRON Noun Ea5u EEOU
see that your tickets 1sa- ~.a le1lsN:.
citlC Railway. TCI mars safe O. &c ~
rstes and al required .ufH..a. l e. =
Lr.Lt-
Ticket Agent. Union Depot, ts-. Z
JAKE ZUBN, Ttcse, tr.a .i,7 one y
Main anG THIRD streets.
II. &. ARCHER, TRAY .--- I4s.-1s; =
Dallas.
B. W. MCCULLOUGH esasls. e-isels-
Ticket agent, DgMes, Tex.
JEO 4 GRANT. 4crersI m sr=Tef
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SRicklsd l'#..s .s--
At Turner & ISgClu-.'-
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Picked PfE,s Zee.
At Turner < Mcclure
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Subscribe ut Once
For the Weekly GAZETTE, it is only e1.oc
. year.
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P,ekIs4 Prs Feet
At Turner & McClufefs.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Picklea Pig'S Feet
PUPULAR SCIENCE.

At Turner & McCsnre's.
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Trsinmaster Ray Of the Missouri Pa.
clfc, went south yesterday on business
OF the road.
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,o%as upon Evai anu pxssonargtyss5l
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The headquarters OF the contractors of
the Fort Worth and Denver extension to
Panhandle are TO be located at Panhandle.
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